1 Civic Center Plaza, Irvine, CA 92606, Phone (non-emergency): (949)724-7000
WELCOME TO THE IRVINE POLICE DEPARTMENT WEBSITE
Thank you and welcome to the Irvine Police Department’s website.This website is one of the many ways that the Irvine Police Department strives to communicate with our community members.It is my hope that our website can help provide you with information on current crime trends and helpful insights into the Irvine Police Department.
The Irvine Police Department is a professional, values-based organization where community oriented policing is a way of life.Community policing is the foundation that the police department has built upon since it began in 1975. On May 24, 2003, the Irvine Police Department implemented geographic policing in an effort to develop greater ownership and a higher level of commitment between our officers and our community members.
I hope you will enjoy touring our website and benefit from the information that has been compiled about crime and our prevention efforts in our City.
David L. Maggard, Jr. Chief of Police
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month
If you or someone you know is being abused we encourage you to contact a member of the Irvine Police Department, or a CSP Victim Advocate at (949) 476-4855.
A Victim Advocate can assist you with:
Resource and referral information
Crisis intervention
Restraining order information
Emergency assistance for food, clothing, and shelter
Irvine Police "Tweet" on TWITTER The Irvine Police Department is using TWITTER to provide information in the form of text alerts that can be received by the public via e-mail or wireless device.
IRVINE, CA (September 8, 2009): Irvine Police are asking for the public's help in identifying the victim who was found deceased and burned in the parking lot of a closed business early Saturday morning, September 5, 2009. The victim is described as an African American woman in her early 20's, approximately 6' tall and 150 pounds.
Attached is a sketch of the victim. Anyone with information about the victim's identity is asked to contact the Irvine Police Department's 24-hour tip hotline at (949) 724-7192.
